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The racist/sexist Reddit account and not just being a Marine, but ex-BLACKWATER mercenary disqualifies him even further imo.
I'd definitely be interested if you got a solid creative team on a regular series.
It seems competent but not particularly INSPIRED or creative.
My 90s kid brain inevitably wants to make a "for everything else, there's MasterCard" joke.
Yeah, but it's kind of the appeal when you watch the whole thing in context. Weird phenomena, unsettling/unfitting music, etc.
I don't recall that offhand, but it wouldn't surprise me. The movie is weird because I kinda think making Willis into Diaboromon's creator as a way to tie stuff together isn't inherently bad. But cutting out huge swathes of Hurricane Touchdown makes it make even LESS sense.
Yeah, though I think their punch-up approach was starting to reach its limits with Zero Two.
Probably because they switched writers/directors to Mary Elizabeth McGlynn and her team, same with the excellent Frontier dub.
And then Tamers basically left 99.9% of everything in.
(To me you can get away with panel-as-storyboard if it's like, Spy X Family where you can't super improve on the great expression work or anything Naoki Urasawa does because he's a fucking genius.
I'd say better DIRECTION, maybe. 2003 doesn't quite have as much SAKUGA flexing, but the boarding/lighting/camera placement is impeccable. Brotherhood has a lot more fluidity but relies too much on Arakawa's panel work for storyboarding, which causes some tonal issues.
Personally I think Brotherhood is a fine series, but that Arakawa's manga is the best way that particular story is told. Agree that 2003 is great wholly on its own.
I feel like MLP is a littttleee overstated. Like yes you had the pilot having some fun fucked-up stuff with Tirek, but basically nothing after that in G1 is remotely as hardcore.
The thing with G.I. Joe is that, much like G1 Transformers, they hired vaunted comics weirdos like Steve Gerber to write episodes, and this resulted in some truly deranged half hours like "Cobra Commander runs a telethon" and "Shipwreck goes through an even more nightmarish Truman Show scenario".
It's one of those things that CAN work but usually feels unavoidably petty.
Lol. Can't believe we're in a position where it's all "come back, Garret Hedlund! All is forgiven!"
(Granted it's also v. funny to see him get shot in the head for being such a dipshit, much like his role in American Psycho)
Honestly I feel like this wouldn't necessarily have been better. On top of everything else, he's become incredibly lazy as an actor despite all the Method touting. I was watching Panic Room from 2002 a bit ago and was astonished at how much he put into the role of a nervous, twitchy criminal.
*Botchamania "Insipid Taz Commentary" icon*
Wasn't it already due to him being a sex pest?
And like, I agree that we suck in a lot of ways and that we shouldn't use whataboutism to deflect from our own faults. There's things we could learn from each other! But these kinds of things rarely come from actual sincere solidarity and are way more often about cheap online dunks.
And the same people freak the fuck out if you ask them to tip while visiting us.
Also this kinda feels way worse than what got him initially cancelled.
Burr is probably the biggest disappointment here, so much for your principles. Wonder how this'll square with Ansari's attempt at a comeback with Good Fortune.